This option enables the user to replace the default value X with a specified character or character string.

May be either Predefined fields or Properties.

For example, the format for a SELECT statement is SELECT field-identifier.

The most common SELECT statement is SELECT Name; this statement uses the predefined identifier Name to specify for a column of names to be printed in the report.

Another example is SELECT LineCount, where LineCount is a predefined field that indicates the number of lines in a definition description.

A field-identifier can also be the name of any property, for example, SELECT Volume, where Volume is a property of entity definitions.

Must be a proper DOS [drive:\path\]file name having up to 8‑character file name, a period and up to 3-character extension. The optional DOS [drive:\path\] specified must exist.

Must be a proper DOS [drive:\path\]file name having up to 8‑character file name, but cannot have a period or extension. The optional DOS [drive:\path\] specified must exist.

Is a user-defined name to identify the FONT command.

May be one of the following:

= equal to

< less than

> greater than

>= greater than or equal to

<= less than or equal to

<> not equal to

!= not equal to (alternate)

The pen specifications correspond to those shown in the Pen Style dialog that is accessed by the Pen command in the Set menu. These are the pen styles:

Is a value of the specified field-identifier, and is included in the encyclopedia. For example: